BRIDGING THE GENDERED GAP
It is easy to cheer for progress—especially when numbers say we are doing well. The country has often ranked high in gender equality lists, topping So...
Herman M. LagonMay 10, 20263 min
IMPULSES
It is easy to cheer for progress—especially when numbers say we are doing well. The country has often ranked high in gender equality lists, topping So...
There are moments in policy-making when something long delayed finally feels within reach. The Senate’s 22–0 vote recently approving the proposed Peop...
Permit me to sound a little geeky this time. Just this once. I promise to return to politics, education reform, wellness reminders, and pop-culture de...
There was something quietly uneasy about the May 5 CHED hearing on the reframing of General Education. Nothing dramatic, nothing confrontational — jus...
The May 5 CHED online hearing comes with a quiet kind of unease. Not loud, not dramatic—just there, in faculty rooms and in passing thoughts. The idea...
There is a certain kind of silence that settles after applause. It is not emptiness. It is reflection catching up. That was the mood in the room when ...
There was something quietly moving about the image. Not grand, not dramatic, just real. Thousands of teachers flocked in Roxas City, some in their bes...
Labor Day in the Philippines has always carried two moods. On the surface, it looks like a pause—banners, speeches, maybe even a long weekend if one i...
There is a quiet truth in Philippine higher education that rarely finds its way into graduation speeches or glossy brochures: where you study still sh...